Very very important video...this is how people can study easily japan.when its popular it will be get more more views..please do more this kind of important videos for who studying Japan.
I wanted to share this that it might probably happen to others. Taking a nap this afternoon I was almost repeating sentences as told herein while in a state of dreaming. I ignore how that goes to others, but it might come to a second or even third time repetition of the same dialogues. I am aware that it is quite very personal depending on the cognitive responses based on each linguistic natural abilities and that to me it simply went repeating sentences while dreaming a contextual dream. All that went happening in a less than an hour. I am not gonna dwell too much on the cognitive and personal experience except that it does create a state of mental environment where the audio input may even project a place and lively interactions with others in Japanese with others. It might make so much sense as the sentences as given an initial English version as a point of departure and the onyric adventure in Japanese. I hope it helps others to undrstand how this tool works. Please, bear in mind that indeed it goes very personal and I am sure those input projected as a dream are very personal or it may work at other psychological and cognitive levels. So, the experience must be different or it mjgjt be so -I quite am sure of this based on my experience that happened just before this message a few minutes ago. It might take a few days or shorter for the brain to partially or totallt activate those related psychological and cognitive processes that are natural to each and every one in a state of revery to engage you learning while sleeping. What it is sure is that indeed the brain is active in a natural dreaming environment to learning sentences in Japanese.
Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s fascinating how everyone’s mind works differently while learning Japanese in their sleep. Glad to hear the sentences even showed up in your dreams! 😊✨
Video starts at 00:30 00:30 - Excuse me, is this seat taken? 1:00 - My friend is sitting here. 1:30 - Can I sit here? 1:52 - Of course! 2:00 - The weather is good today. - It's hot today - It's cold today - It's cloudy today - It's raining outside - Do you have an umbrella? - Please use this umbrella. - Let's go to the movies. - Let's go shopping. - I have a part time job today. - Sorry, I'll be about 30 minutes late. - This dress is cute. - Can I try this on? - Where is the fitting room? - The fitting room is right this way. - Where is the bus stop? - What time is the next bus? - Please go straight. - Please turn right. - Please turn left. - What time is it now? - It's one o'clock - It's half past two -12:15 -Where I stopped. - 20:05 - The video repeats
I found your videos a little while ago. I really appreciate you putting so much effort into helping others learn Japanese. I’m also using a few language apps to help and I found an old book in the recycling too. It teaches Elementary Japanese. My son and I would really like to visit Japan one day and travel across the country. So we’ve been learning as much as we can, thank you for the help.
Thank you so much for your kind comment. It greatly encourages us to keep making more videos to help people learn Japanese easier. We’re glad to know that our videos are helpful for your study. Hope that we can contribute to make you and your son’s visit to Japan even more joyful! 😊✨
At 11:54, you say "Niji desu" for half past two. Is the "han" silent? If so, seems like one couldn't tell the difference between 1 o'clock and half past two.
Thank you for pointing this out! I apologize for the mistake in this video. You're right, I should have included "han" to correctly say "ni ji han desu" for "half past 2." I truly appreciate your feedback. I'll do more thorough checking before posting future videos 😊✨
I like this video so much. If you don't mind, I would like to ask your permission to share this video to the other website in China for the embarrassing reason that RUclips is blocked fromac cessing in China. Of course, I will give sources of the original website. Thank you very much.
That’s a very good question! Yes, this is how daily Japanese phrases are commonly written. This may look like a lot but as you are continuously exposed to Kanjis, you will naturally remember them without much effort. Hope this answer your question and thank you for watching 😊✨
Thank you very much for the video, I've listened to about four of your videos in the background or when I go to sleep. My one compliant or critique would be that you only say the English translation once, then say the Japanese translation three times. I personally think it would be better to say the English translation an equal amount of times as you do the Japanese, this helps better create a "A = B" process. There have been several times I've misheard the English and get a little annoyed you don't repeat it like the Japanese; otherwise though, very good video, thank you.
Thank you for your feedback. Your comment is highly appreciated! We’ll take this into consideration for our future videos. Thank you again for watching and reaching out to us 😊✨
Thank you for pointing this out! I apologize for the mistake in this video. You're right, I should have included "はん" to correctly say "ni ji han desu" for "half past 2." I truly appreciate your feedback. I'll do more thorough checking before posting future videos 😊✨
@@HebaHosni I'm still learning as well, I just wanted to share possibly one of the most useful hints I knew. Your japanese appears to have improved, good job!
This video features a mix of both formal and informal Japanese commonly used in daily conversation. While most of the phrases included are formal, not all of them are 😊✨
Very very important video...this is how people can study easily japan.when its popular it will be get more more views..please do more this kind of important videos for who studying Japan.
Thank you so much for your kind comment. We will keep making more of this kind of videos 😊✨
I am Russian who learning japanese by english language. Great power of globalization...
Yes, indeed! Thank you for watching 😊✨
@@JapaneseEveryday Thank you for your content! :^)
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I'm brazilian and i'm doin the same haha
@@SiddharItalo❤
Imagine waking up and not knowing English
It should be XD 😂😂✌️
@@nana_wonder1كككذذ
😂😂
😂😂😂
That is exactly what I want
This was amazing! Thank you so much for your fast video on how to do this.
My pleasure! 😊✨
I wanted to share this that it might probably happen to others. Taking a nap this afternoon I was almost repeating sentences as told herein while in a state of dreaming. I ignore how that goes to others, but it might come to a second or even third time repetition of the same dialogues. I am aware that it is quite very personal depending on the cognitive responses based on each linguistic natural abilities and that to me it simply went repeating sentences while dreaming a contextual dream. All that went happening in a less than an hour. I am not gonna dwell too much on the cognitive and personal experience except that it does create a state of mental environment where the audio input may even project a place and lively interactions with others in Japanese with others. It might make so much sense as the sentences as given an initial English version as a point of departure and the onyric adventure in Japanese. I hope it helps others to undrstand how this tool works. Please, bear in mind that indeed it goes very personal and I am sure those input projected as a dream are very personal or it may work at other psychological and cognitive levels. So, the experience must be different or it mjgjt be so -I quite am sure of this based on my experience that happened just before this message a few minutes ago. It might take a few days or shorter for the brain to partially or totallt activate those related psychological and cognitive processes that are natural to each and every one in a state of revery to engage you learning while sleeping. What it is sure is that indeed the brain is active in a natural dreaming environment to learning sentences in Japanese.
Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s fascinating how everyone’s mind works differently while learning Japanese in their sleep. Glad to hear the sentences even showed up in your dreams! 😊✨
'sorry, Ill be about 30 minutes late' is not something I ever thought Id hear a Japanese person say 😂❤
Video starts at 00:30
00:30 - Excuse me, is this seat taken?
1:00 - My friend is sitting here.
1:30 - Can I sit here?
1:52 - Of course!
2:00 - The weather is good today.
- It's hot today
- It's cold today
- It's cloudy today
- It's raining outside
- Do you have an umbrella?
- Please use this umbrella.
- Let's go to the movies.
- Let's go shopping.
- I have a part time job today.
- Sorry, I'll be about 30 minutes late.
- This dress is cute.
- Can I try this on?
- Where is the fitting room?
- The fitting room is right this way.
- Where is the bus stop?
- What time is the next bus?
- Please go straight.
- Please turn right.
- Please turn left.
- What time is it now?
- It's one o'clock
- It's half past two
-12:15 -Where I stopped.
- 20:05 - The video repeats
😊
Thank you for this video 😢❤
My pleasure! 😊✨
I found your videos a little while ago. I really appreciate you putting so much effort into helping others learn Japanese. I’m also using a few language apps to help and I found an old book in the recycling too. It teaches Elementary Japanese. My son and I would really like to visit Japan one day and travel across the country. So we’ve been learning as much as we can, thank you for the help.
Thank you so much for your kind comment. It greatly encourages us to keep making more videos to help people learn Japanese easier. We’re glad to know that our videos are helpful for your study. Hope that we can contribute to make you and your son’s visit to Japan even more joyful! 😊✨
At 11:54, you say "Niji desu" for half past two. Is the "han" silent? If so, seems like one couldn't tell the difference between 1 o'clock and half past two.
Thank you for pointing this out! I apologize for the mistake in this video. You're right, I should have included "han" to correctly say "ni ji han desu" for "half past 2." I truly appreciate your feedback. I'll do more thorough checking before posting future videos 😊✨
I like this video so much. If you don't mind, I would like to ask your permission to share this video to the other website in China for the embarrassing reason that RUclips is blocked fromac cessing in China. Of course, I will give sources of the original website. Thank you very much.
Of course! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Feel free to share it on other websites, and thank you for giving credit to the original source😊✨
Your videos are so helpful! あなたの声は癒しのです。ありがとうございます。💕🙏🏻
嬉しいです！Thank you so much for your kind comment 😊✨
Thank you , I really appreciate your great effort for this wonderful video especially when the kanji characters are included too !
You’re welcome! Glad you like our video. Thank you for watching 😊✨
@@JapaneseEverydayне нннн😮ррр😅ззз
ありがとう❤️
どういたしまして！(You’re welcome!) 😊✨
I think there's an error with the 2 o'clock. The kanji/furigana says 二時半
Thank you for pointing this out! You’re correct! It should be “ni ji han desu”. So sorry for this, we’ll do more checking before posting new videos 😊✨
Good one thanks ❤❤❤
My pleasure 😊✨
仕事の日本語 電話応対基礎編
ruclips.net/video/d3ylEenqB3Q/видео.html
Is it is helpful for n4 listening exam?? Pl answer
This video features some vocabs and grammars from JLPT N4 so listening to this video can be helpful for N4 listening exam! 😊✨
Thanks for teaching ❤
My pleasure! Hope this video is useful for you 😊✨
Is this the way Japanese is commonly written? I am encouraged that it is so much hiragana and so little kanji. Thank you.
That’s a very good question! Yes, this is how daily Japanese phrases are commonly written. This may look like a lot but as you are continuously exposed to Kanjis, you will naturally remember them without much effort.
Hope this answer your question and thank you for watching 😊✨
Very informative. thanks
You’re welcome! 😊✨
今起きたら日本人になりました。 😋
Thank you very much for the video, I've listened to about four of your videos in the background or when I go to sleep. My one compliant or critique would be that you only say the English translation once, then say the Japanese translation three times. I personally think it would be better to say the English translation an equal amount of times as you do the Japanese, this helps better create a "A = B" process. There have been several times I've misheard the English and get a little annoyed you don't repeat it like the Japanese; otherwise though, very good video, thank you.
Thank you for your feedback. Your comment is highly appreciated! We’ll take this into consideration for our future videos. Thank you again for watching and reaching out to us 😊✨
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Thank you so much !
My pleasure! 😊✨
“It’s half past 2” Did you miss saying はん or is it silent?
Thank you for pointing this out! I apologize for the mistake in this video. You're right, I should have included "はん" to correctly say "ni ji han desu" for "half past 2." I truly appreciate your feedback. I'll do more thorough checking before posting future videos 😊✨
@@JapaneseEveryday Ah I thought so. I love your videos, they are a great help with my studies! ありがとうございました😊
My pleasure! Glad this video is helpful for you 😊✨
Thank you.
You’re welcome! 😊✨
日本人として眠ってしまった 😭
おやすみなさい 😊✨
@@JapaneseEveryday ありがとう
ありがとう
どういたしまして (You’re welcome) 😊✨
thank u very so much
You’re welcome! 😊✨
Amazing
Thank you 😊✨
❤❤
Wowwww amazing
Thank you 😊✨
Thank u
❤
I listen to this every night for 1yr. I still can't speak Japanese but all my now are spoken in Japanese with subtitles
Good
Arigato gozaimasu 🌹
どういたしまして (You’re welcome) 😊✨
a tip if you haven't yet. use hiragana and katakana as soon as possible. roumaji will ruin your pronunciation
@@shinide1369 いいアドバイス！！ローマ字を使うと上達が遅くなった, sorry if the sentences seem poor and basic I'm still learning
@@HebaHosni I'm still learning as well, I just wanted to share possibly one of the most useful hints I knew. Your japanese appears to have improved, good job!
Is this formal or informal Japanese?
This video features a mix of both formal and informal Japanese commonly used in daily conversation. While most of the phrases included are formal, not all of them are 😊✨
Arigato
Doitashimashite! (You're welcome) 😊✨
Jesus is coming soon please share and repent
Amen 🙏🏻 祈る
Soon? Its been 2 years since your comment😅
Keep religion out of other peoples lives, don't force it
Bro shut up lol
@@yunggrooki4768 God bless you
@@yunggrooki4768 Jesus loves you
Including "it's half past two" in a Learn while sleeping video was not smart. I woke up when I heard that thinking I was late.
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